At ARRAM CONSULTORES, S.L., we are working on the project “Optimisation of ARRAM Consultores’ management and coordination processes through the implementation of the Lean Change Management methodology”. With the strategic support of the external consultancy Escuela de Conkistadores S.L.U. (Grupo neoCK), this project forms part of Line 1 for the optimisation of productive processes within the CONSOLIDAPYME 2025 programme
As part of our ongoing commitment to excellence and continuous improvement, we have successfully completed the first phases of our ambitious internal transformation and operational optimisation project. This strategic initiative, aimed at reducing inefficiencies and strengthening workflows, is being developed within an advanced methodological framework that combines process diagnosis with agile change management.
To ensure the sustainability of this transformation, we have made a strong commitment to the development and training of our team. Six members of our staff have obtained the official Lean Change Management certification after completing a specialised workshop. This team acts as an internal driving force to lead the adoption of new working practices and dynamics.
Main objectives:
* Consolidate and implement the Lean Change Management methodology as the main driver for optimising management, leadership and internal coordination.
* Professionalise management practices through the training and official certification of key profiles, such as Lean Leaders and Change Managers.
Thanks to this organisational and cultural transformation plan, we anticipate increased efficiency in our operations, as well as the strengthening of our organisational environment through the active involvement of our teams in Badajoz and Madrid.
“This project has been made possible thanks to the support granted within the framework of the Programme for the Consolidation and Growth of Extremadura’s SMEs through Competitive Improvement (CONSOLIDAPYME 2025). The project has an eligible investment of €30,000.
Co-financed by the Regional Government of Extremadura (Department of Economy, Employment and Digital Transformation) and 85% co-financed by the European Union through the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF).”.